In collaboration with public safety stakeholders, the province is publishing the results from a public survey created in 2024 which was aimed to help guide priorities for policing and public safety moving forward. The Public Survey on Policing was a direct result of...
This online service is for MEP clients and enforcement staff from reciprocating jurisdictions to exchange information with the PEI Maintenance Enforcement Program. You can log in to the MEP website as a payee, someone receiving child and/or spousal support, or a payor, someone paying child and/or spousal support. Once you enter your personal log-in information, you will see information only for the MEP case your login identifies. What will I need to be able to log in to PEI MEP site? To enter this site as a client you must: Choose your client type; Enter the MEP Case Number; Provide your...
When a relationship ends, parents may be able to come to an agreement on a suitable amount for regular child support payments without going to court. The Child Support Guidelines are the rules parents (and the courts) are required to follow for child support decisions. Parents...
Both parents may not agree to change (vary) an existing child support order or agreement. It is the responsibility of the party (parent) who wants to change a support order to ask the court to vary the child support. An application to vary a child support order may ask the court...
This service provides casework, programs, intervention and support with a focus on culturally appropriate services to Indigenous clients who are involved in the criminal justice system. The Indigenous Case Worker makes referrals to other community services, works with related...
Why is registration important? Securities industry professionals are required to register with the securities regulator in each province or territory where they do business. Registration helps protect investors because securities regulators will only register firms and...
Are you or someone you know experiencing sexualized violence? There is help, please reach out for support. If you are in danger, please call 911 or your local police (contact numbers below). To find supports you can call 211 or the Mental Health and Addictions Phone Line at 1-833...
Hon. Bloyce Thompson, Deputy Premier and Minister of Justice and Public Safety and Attorney General, issued the following statement regarding the retirement of Summerside Police Chief Sinclair Walker: “Summerside Police Services has played an integral part in our community public...
Emergency Preparedness Week will take place across Canada beginning on May 4th through May 10th and the Prince Edward Island Emergency Measures Organization (EMO) is hosting free events for Islanders looking to become better prepared. The theme for Emergency Preparedness Week...